3/24/15

The Center for Neuroscience and Regenerative Medicine (CNRM), located at the Uniformed Services University of Health Services (USUHS) in Bethesda, Maryland (www.usuhs.edu/cnrm) is seeking a Postdoctoral Fellow.

The position is available immediately in the laboratory of Dr. T. John Wu to study how traumatic brain injury dysregulates the neuroendocrine stress axis. This project will involve techniques ranging from modern molecular/biochemical techniques to immunohistochemistry, mouse behavioral assays and small animal surgery.

Preference will be given to applicants (Ph.D) with experience working with rodent genetic models, strong background in molecular and anatomical neuroendocrinology and an interest in traumatic brain injury research.

Please contact Dr. T. John Wu (twu@usuhs.edu) for more information and apply at

2/2/15

The Department of Natural Resources Management at Texas Tech
University is seeking a highly motivated, talented and hard-working graduate
student (Ph.D.).

The field research
portions of their dissertation will be conducted in north-central New Mexico in
collaboration with faculty and students with the New Mexico Cooperative Fish
and Wildlife Research Unit.

The selected
student will be expected to develop and focus their dissertation research on
elk ecology, within already existing larger project goals of the influence of
large-scale forest restoration treatments on vegetation and elk resource
selection, space use and foraging ecology.

The selected student will begin the graduate
program in the Department of Natural Resources Management at Texas Tech
University for the Fall 2015 semester. The Ph.D. graduate stipend will be ~$20,000/year
and will include insurance and out-of-state tuition waiver.

Requirements:

Candidates must have a M.S. degree in Wildlife Ecology or a
related field, a GPA: 3.3, competitive GRE scores (300 verbal +
quantitative), and a valid U.S driver’s license.

Prior experience conducting field research on large
mammals, collecting vegetation data, and working in remote locations and
experience with radio telemetry is preferred.

Use of GIS technology and geospatial analyses
experience is also preferred. Field work
will require hiking 3-6 miles/day over rough terrain and occasional camping in
the backcountry. The selected student will
be required to present research results at professional conferences, publish
research results in peer-reviewed scientific publications, and assist with
preparation of project reports and grant proposals.

How to apply?

To apply, please email a single PDF file that includes a
letter of interest describing your (a) interest and experience as it relates to
this project and (b) reason(s) for pursuing a Ph.D.; a current curriculum
vitae; transcripts (unofficial); GRE scores (unofficial), and names and contact
information of 3 references to Dr. Warren Conway (Texas Tech University) warren.conway@ttu.edu and Dr. Jimmy
Cain (New Mexico Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit) jwcain@nmsu.edu.

Review of applications will begin 1 February and will continue until a suitable candidate is found.

1/30/15

Wildlife biology program at University of Montana, Missoula seeks a highly motivated Ph.D. student to examine ungulate population dynamics in the Rocky
Mountain Front of Montana.

The student’s research will develop and expand our understanding of
mule deer migration, population dynamics, harvest and management strategy, and understanding the
role of males in mule deer population structure.

The research is highly collaborative and will involve
frequent interaction with personnel from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, representatives of the
Boone and Crockett Club, and local landholders; we therefore seek a student who is committed to
fostering positive working relationships with all collaborators.

The student will be supervised by Dr.
Mike Mitchell and Dr. Paul Lukacs in the Wildlife Biology Program at the University of Montana.

Applicants should meet or exceed the minimum requirements for admission to the Ph.D. program in
Wildlife Biology. For more information about the position please contact Mike Mitchell
(mike.mitchell@umontana.edu) or Paul Lukacs (paul.lukacs@umontana.edu).

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